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Photofeed Contest- Macro Photography Round 162.
Hello, friends at @photofeed! I have always felt a strong attraction to taking photos after the rain—and, above all, to the droplets that remain on the plants. Time and again, depending on the light reflections of the moment, they take on incredibly attractive shapes, resembling precious gemstones. On this particular occasion, I would compare this droplet to a diamond—specifically, one set in a type of ornament frequently worn by us women, such as a brooch. Don't you agree? I hope you enjoy it. For this post, I utilized Google Translate. My warmest greetings and best wishes go out to every Hiver in this lovely and charming Hive community! 😘🤗♥️
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It’s true, water droplets on plants provide an opportunity to capture beautiful images like the one you’ve shared. The magnifying effect of the water, combined with macro mode, makes it look like glass. Me alegra ver tus suculentas así de sanas!
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STOPHello, my dear! Thank you so much for making me feel absolutely wonderful—for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment on my humble post. Thank you so much! 😘 It is truly an honor for me to reach all the Hivers who have taken a minute of their precious time to visit. Thank you for voting for my work; even though I don't use a professional camera, I always try to capture a photo that aligns with what I want to express. Thank you! 😘♥️🥰
When you have something to express the tools are less important. 😘
That's right 👍, thank you 😘